What's your world like then? [The question itself is even, as he watches him. Where Jean comes from, the titans don't care if someone is good or bad; they'll kill anyone who's in their way to eliminating humanity. Jean hasn't ever experienced anything differently before arriving here, but he can see how a world can shape someone, how a perspective can shape someone.
That's why the inner walls saw the battle at Trost as nothing more than a scare tactic. They could hide themselves away from that.
But he's curious now, eyes focused on the older man now. He doesn't care about him exactly, but Jean figures he can learn something useful from this encounter. And if he can do that, he can apply it elsewhere.
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That's why the inner walls saw the battle at Trost as nothing more than a scare tactic. They could hide themselves away from that.
But he's curious now, eyes focused on the older man now. He doesn't care about him exactly, but Jean figures he can learn something useful from this encounter. And if he can do that, he can apply it elsewhere.
Like a good soldier.]